Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
Forge is preparing the requested surface and verifying the live route.
ForgeCode turns code understanding, architecture context, and sandboxed execution into one customer-facing surface.
ForgeCode is the productized developer surface for codebase understanding and controlled action. It is distinct from raw compute because it includes graph-aware context, impact analysis, and code-specific workflows.
Bundled Forge subscribers get it as part of the full platform. Outside buyers can still pay for the underlying engine-backed capability when they only need metered access.
These are the pieces that make ForgeCode more than a generic compute page.
ForgeCode indexes the repo, traces symbols, and exposes architecture and impact views so agents can reason about a real codebase instead of a single file snapshot.
Code tasks can run inside governed compute surfaces with execution controls, budget guardrails, and billing attribution tied back to the right account.
ForgeCode pairs code intelligence with validation and controlled execution so teams can move from inspection to action without leaving the platform.
ForgeCode follows the same unified commercial model as the rest of the managed Forge layer.
Paid Forge subscribers get ForgeCode as part of the managed platform, alongside the rest of the engine layer and developer-facing surfaces.
Non-subscribers and autonomous agents can still pay for the relevant engine-backed code intelligence and execution paths through pay-per-use access.
Enterprise customers can adopt ForgeCode with the same controls they use elsewhere in Forge: account-scoped access, machine rails, and contract-backed procurement when required.
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